Jakob Egetenmeyer
Biographic Data
| ID | 1453379 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jakob Egetenmeyer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jakob |
| FAMILY NAME | Egetenmeyer |
| SIGNATURE | EGETENMEYER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cologne |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2394-9545 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Temporal Relationships between the Pluscuamperfecto and mientras + Imperfecto
This paper analyzes the temporal relationship between a pluperfect verb in a main clause and a following subordinate clause introduced by mientras (‘while’) with an imperfect verb. The specific lexical and aspectual properties of the components lead to clashing expectations concerning the temporal relationship within the structure. The issues are three-fold. First, the subordinating conjunction lexically expresses the co-temporality of the subord…
Genre Determining Prediction: Non-Standard TAM Marking in Football Language
German and French football language display tense-aspect-mood (TAM) forms which differ from the TAM use in other genres. In German football talk, the present indicative may replace the pluperfect subjunctive. In French reports of football matches, the imperfective past may occur instead of a perfective past tense-aspect form. We argue that the two phenomena share a functional core and are licensed in the same way, which is a direct result of the …
Temporal relations of free indirect discourse events
In this article, we investigate the role free indirect discourse (FID) plays in temporal discourse structure. In contrast to the most widely accepted account of FID, which compares the content of FID to the surrounding content (two voices or two contexts), we take FID as a discourse entity and, thus, focus on the FID event. We follow a prominence-based approach to temporal discourse structure, through which we are able to describe the temporal re…
The Prominence Value of the Temporal Anchor of Free Indirect Discourse: A Comparison with the Perspectival Center
Free indirect discourse (FID) is a kind of speech or thought representation that lacks specific marking. The entity to whom the speech or thought is attributed (the perspectival center) has been shown to be a contextually available prominent protagonist (see Hinterwimmer, 2019). A shortcoming of the literature is that it ignores the problem of the temporal anchoring of FID events. The present article is dedicated to such anchors. It focuses on th…
A prominence-based account of temporal discourse structure
In this article, we develop an account of temporal discourse structure that is composed of three different levels and based on the notion of prominence. The levels of temporal structuring in discourse are as follows: the level of the linear and hierarchical temporal structure, which is constituted by time points and time spans as well as their interrelations, the level of perspective and perspective taking, and the level of foregrounding and back…
A prominence-based account of temporal discourse structure
In this article, we develop an account of temporal discourse structure that is composed of three different levels and based on the notion of prominence. The levels of temporal structuring in discourse are as follows: the level of the linear and hierarchical temporal structure, which is constituted by time points and time spans as well as their interrelations, the level of perspective and perspective taking, and the level of foregrounding and back…
A prominence-based account of temporal discourse structure
In this article, we develop an account of temporal discourse structure that is composed of three different levels and based on the notion of prominence. The levels of temporal structuring in discourse are as follows: the level of the linear and hierarchical temporal structure, which is constituted by time points and time spans as well as their interrelations, the level of perspective and perspective taking, and the level of foregrounding and back…
The Prominence Value of the Temporal Anchor of Free Indirect Discourse: A Comparison with the Perspectival Center
Free indirect discourse (FID) is a kind of speech or thought representation that lacks specific marking. The entity to whom the speech or thought is attributed (the perspectival center) has been shown to be a contextually available prominent protagonist (see Hinterwimmer, 2019). A shortcoming of the literature is that it ignores the problem of the temporal anchoring of FID events. The present article is dedicated to such anchors. It focuses on th…
Genre Determining Prediction: Non-Standard TAM Marking in Football Language
German and French football language display tense-aspect-mood (TAM) forms which differ from the TAM use in other genres. In German football talk, the present indicative may replace the pluperfect subjunctive. In French reports of football matches, the imperfective past may occur instead of a perfective past tense-aspect form. We argue that the two phenomena share a functional core and are licensed in the same way, which is a direct result of the …
Temporal relations of free indirect discourse events
In this article, we investigate the role free indirect discourse (FID) plays in temporal discourse structure. In contrast to the most widely accepted account of FID, which compares the content of FID to the surrounding content (two voices or two contexts), we take FID as a discourse entity and, thus, focus on the FID event. We follow a prominence-based approach to temporal discourse structure, through which we are able to describe the temporal re…
The Temporal Relationships between the Pluscuamperfecto and mientras + Imperfecto
This paper analyzes the temporal relationship between a pluperfect verb in a main clause and a following subordinate clause introduced by mientras (‘while’) with an imperfect verb. The specific lexical and aspectual properties of the components lead to clashing expectations concerning the temporal relationship within the structure. The issues are three-fold. First, the subordinating conjunction lexically expresses the co-temporality of the subord…
Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Linguistics and Discourse Analysis (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Adverbial (1 works) · Artificial Intelligence (1 works)